have 2 big wild caught females and know most of the caution signs. wondering about internal parasites, how much i should be worried about them, and the most effective ways to treat them. thanks.
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have 2 big wild caught females and know most of the caution signs. wondering about internal parasites, how much i should be worried about them, and the most effective ways to treat them. thanks.
I only have a few WCs but I always treat them for parasites as soon as they arrive. All WCs will have parasites IMO.
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John Vandegrift
all your wc's will die a horrible death and take your entire collection along with them
hehe yea jeff, way to use the forum
poland you poo head i dont want them all to dieeeeeeeeeeee sniffle sniffle
You needn't be worried at all if you collect fecals and take them to your vet for examination. They may reveal nothing at all, but if something does show up you can treat them specifically instead of just blasting away on a hunch.
-Joan
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